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AizenDono 08-26-2012 03:41 PM

Mods allowed on a bank owned, warranty covered Camaro
 
Hey all,

New Camaro owner and new camaro5 member here looking for some helpful insight. My 2012 2LT/RS is still covered under warranty and bank owned (only 4 months old). With that in mind I was looking for a nice list of "allowable" mods i could perform to make my car my own. clearly (in my mind) changing out any engine components would be a no-no, but would painting the calipers or various engine trim pieces be allowed?

I figure there has to be someone on here that's been in this predicament before.

Thanks!:bow:

sycraft 08-26-2012 03:49 PM

I am financed, was under warranty, and have a host of mods incl supercharger.... no problem

Toross 08-26-2012 03:49 PM

If its not a lease u can do anything u want as long as ur not destroying it. Engine mods aren't a no no. It's your car u make the payment to own it in the end.

=Stephens= 08-26-2012 03:50 PM

My bank owns my car for 22 more payments, then it's free and clear. I mod the shit out of mine. Why would the care what you do to your car? Unless it's leased then your wasting your money modding a car you will never own.

Toross 08-26-2012 03:51 PM

Hell even if u want to destroy it u can. U just still have to pay. Once that little paper says approved and u drive off the lot they can't say $h@t

AizenDono 08-26-2012 03:57 PM

Good to know. I was thinking that since the bank technically owns it (until i finish paying it off) there would be certain things i couldn't do to it because, in their mind, if i failed to make payments and they repoed it they'd need to make sure it was still sell-able to recoup their money. although come to think of it...they won't have any problem selling a Camaro anyway, mods or not.

Toross 08-26-2012 04:02 PM

Yeah for the most part it's not gonna matter. They will never know what was done unless u don't pay on it. And if u sell it before its paid off then as long as u can get the pay off amount out of it or come up with the difference they don't care. Now if it were a case where they repo it and u have done something to highly devalue the car they would then make u use ur insurance to repair it. That's one of the reasons financed cars have to have full coverage.

Ebbsnflows 08-26-2012 04:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toross (Post 5495184)
If its not a lease u can do anything u want as long as ur not destroying it. Engine mods aren't a no no. It's your car u make the payment to own it in the end.

LOL...my 2001 SS was a lease and with 6800 miles on the odometer it had heads/cam/longtubes/gears etc. With 10,500 it had a 6pt roll cage in it.

Of course I sold it 3 months before the lease was up.

To the OP...you can do whatever the hell you wanna do to it...it's your car (as long as you pay for it)

Toross 08-26-2012 04:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ebbsnflows (Post 5495220)
LOL...my 2001 SS was a lease and with 6800 miles on the odometer it had heads/cam/longtubes/gears etc. With 10,500 it had a 6pt roll cage in it.

Of course I sold it 3 months before the lease was up.

To the OP...you can do whatever the hell you wanna do to it...it's your car (as long as you pay for it)

Lol yeah I just meant technically. I know all to well what people do to leases. I once worked with a guy who did a wide body mod on his leased gti!! Then sold it 2 months later. Crazy!!!

Ringo64 08-26-2012 04:10 PM

As said, it's yours. The warranty though is the other end, if you want that in tact then some mods may not be for you seeing as that is at the desecration of your dealer should something go wrong to your Camaro.

Toross 08-26-2012 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Ringo64 (Post 5495244)
As said, it's yours. The warranty though is the other end, if you want that in tact then some mods may not be for you seeing as that is at the desecration of your dealer should something go wrong to your Camaro.

Very good point. I got carried away about the bank thing and telling him to cut it to pieces and forgot to mention the warranty. They won't care about any mods, but gm may have something to say about it. Anything minor ur good, but if u want any major mods, most of all engine, check with ur dealer first.


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